For All Whose Hearts are Moved
Let us ground the sacred work of this day in ancient wisdom of our Torah, and give thanks to the Holy One for the gift of life, insight, and ability to advocate for a more just and inclusive society.
Baruch atah Adonai Eloheinu melech ha-Olam, asher kideshanu b’mitzvotav
6 Congregational Programs to Celebrate and Encourage Inclusion
Named one of the URJ’s 27 Exemplar Congregations, Temple Sinai has been promoting disability awareness and inclusion long before the concept gained popularity.
How to Say “Yes, and” to Inclusion
We know it’s important – and invaluable – to create a seat in the classroom for every child. But saying is easier than doing. How can we use the rules of improv to make inclusion happen in our congregations?
My Tourette Syndrome and I Are Not Your Mitzvah Project
Just opening your door is not a mitzvah; it’s a start. What happens after the welcome is what really matters. It’s the critical difference between being tolerated and being valued – that difference is everything.
Be a Jewish Disability Advocate, This Month and Every Month
At the heart of the Reform Movement’s commitment to the concept of “audacious hospitality” is the belief that we will be a stronger, more vibrant community when we fully integrate the diversity that is the reality – and the future – of modern Jewish life. Jewish Disability Advocacy and Inclusion Month give us the opportunity to strengthen our commitment to social change and highlight the need for ongoing awareness.
Taking Care of One Another is a Core Jewish Value
If our communal life is not available for all who want to participate, we are failing to fulfill a basic mitzvah (commandment) – and we’re also missing out on an essential part of our sacred community.
6 Ways to Prep for NFTY Convention: The Countdown Begins!
Here’s the big news teens have been waiting for: We’re thrilled to announce that Chicago will be home to the next NFTY Convention and Youth Engagement Summit, taking place February 17-20, 2017!
Learn about Gun Violence with the Reform Movement
The RAC is very excited to announce a new opportunity for individuals and congregations to engage around the issue of gun violence.
The Torah In Haiku: T'rumah
Where is your "mikdash"?
Your place to commune with God
Is it physical?
Exodus 25:8:
Movement on Felon Voting Rights Restoration Continues in the States
On Tuesday, February 9, the Maryland State Legislature voted to overturn Governor Larry Hogan’s veto and restore voting rights to the 400,000 people in the state currently on par